Confusion about registers
ChuuritsuTv
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Hi, so since I started learning how to sing last year, I've been watching a bunch of tutorial videos, etc. and have been wondering about the topic of register names for both male and female singers.
So, what I was wondering about is - "Is there any difference between men "head voice" and female "chest voice", men "falsetto" and women "head voice" and so on. In short whenever I listen to the explanations of difference between male and female register, it seems like the female register is the exact same as male, but the name is switched one up for some reason.
Especially when I see videos like:
Lowest vocal note sung (female) - Guinness World Records
How To Achieve A Natural Male Voice
which make it seem like women can actually achieve "male chest register" given the practice
Of course, all of my 'research' ends on watching random youtube videos, so I'm curious whether there may be some 'real' differences between male and female voices that I can't find because popular resources try to keep it simple?
So, what I was wondering about is - "Is there any difference between men "head voice" and female "chest voice", men "falsetto" and women "head voice" and so on. In short whenever I listen to the explanations of difference between male and female register, it seems like the female register is the exact same as male, but the name is switched one up for some reason.
Especially when I see videos like:
Lowest vocal note sung (female) - Guinness World Records
How To Achieve A Natural Male Voice
which make it seem like women can actually achieve "male chest register" given the practice
Of course, all of my 'research' ends on watching random youtube videos, so I'm curious whether there may be some 'real' differences between male and female voices that I can't find because popular resources try to keep it simple?
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And wasted my time
If you want to know about registers
It's simple
The lowest is vocal fry kinda
Then chest voice
Then in head voice (less air more pressure)
Then falsetto (some airiness )
Then whistle (look Mariah Carey see do something)
😁
Well every individual has different voice
Like you yourself has something special and unique
Try to experiment with your voice and find it out
It's good to look to other artist and learn( copy ) some of their technique / stuff
But stop looking at those random stuff and work on building your voice
Share here your voice or any exercise
There are some people here who will guide and help you
Hope it helps
Happy singing
Within chest voice you have a speaking register and a call register. Most males will speak in chest voice and call register is when you are literally using your voice to project or call out (sometimes known as belting).
Head voice is lighter in tone, doesn't have much weight in the sound. Head voice as KTVA is concerned is still a bright clean tone, falsetto is when alot of air is added to that tone.
Mix voice is where you can control the percentages of the 2 to create more dynamics.
All this applies the same to male and female and everyone in-between. It's all different for each individual where these happen but that is the general gist of it.